This document discusses electric vehicles and clean energy initiatives in Washington D.C. It provides statistics on electric public buses and taxis in the city. It also outlines goals in the Clean Energy DC plan, including having 50% of buses and private fleets be zero-emissions by 2030. The document discusses developing a Transportation Electrification Roadmap to provide policies and timelines to meet goals like 25% of vehicle registrations being electric by 2030. It provides updates on the roadmap process, like releasing a request for applications and developing stakeholder engagement.

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Program Analyst

2. District at an Electric Glance
n Public Buses
n 14 Proterra buses for the Circulator
n Recent recipient for Low-No Grants
n Electric Taxi Cabs
n ~150 electric taxi cabs
n Centralized charging hub
n EV registrations
n 1500 PHEVs and BEVs in District
n ~ 13,000 PHEVs and BEVs in DMV
n EVSE Presence
n 144 charging stations
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WHAT IS CLEAN ENERGY DC?
• The District’s new climate and energy plan
• Roadmap for achieving the Sustainable DC 2032 climate &
energy targets
• Companion to Climate Ready DC climate adaptation plan
• Both a visionary and action-oriented plan

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TRANSPORTATION
• TRANSPORTATION DEMAND MANAGEMENT AND
MODE-SHIFTING ACTIONS FROM MOVE DC
• ELECTRIC VEHICLE READINESS
• ELECTRIC VEHICLE ADOPTION
• SHIFTING TO ZERO EMISSION TRANSIT VEHICLES
• ANTICIPATING ELECTRIC AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES

5. Clean Energy Omnibus Act 2018
n January 18th, 2019 Mayor Bowser signed the CEDC Omnibus Act
to law
n Covers renewable energy, energy efficiency, building energy
performance standards, sustainable energy infrastructure, and
transportation
n Title V: Transportation Emission Reduction
n Transportation Electrification Program
n Clean Vehicle Transition Plan
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6. Buses and private fleets 50% Low or
ZEV by 2030 => 100% ZEV by 2045
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At least 25% ZEV registrations by
2030 (estimates~75,000 EVs)
100% EV replacement of public buses
and school buses at EOL by 2021
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TE Roadmap Goals
Provide policies, cost estimates, and timelines

7. Roadmap – Status
n Compared TE Roadmaps to determine best approach for DC
n Looked at Pittsburgh, San Francisco, Fort Collins, Boston (proposal), Austin, NY,
Columbus
n Inspired by previous Roadmap sessions and learning from other
smart cities
n Additional funding from the Department of Energy’s State
Energy Program
n RFA Process
n Released RFA Dec. 20 2019
n Closed Jan. 27 2020
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8. Roadmap – In the meantime
n Continued supporting electrification efforts
n Curbside charging rulemaking
n Mobile EV showcase
n Building stakeholder engagement
n Developing EV training for public fleet
n Equity in Practice
n ACCC partnership
n Report provides recommendations and examples of equitable practices and
stakeholder engagement to cities
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9. Thank you! Questions?
Eric Campbell
Eric.campbell@dc.gov
(202) 450-0190